Judge Rejects Broad Claims In Deadly North Fork Fire
A judge in Golden has rejected broad claims against the state by Coloradoans affected by a 2012 blaze that forestry officials started as a controlled burn, but negligence claims can go ahead.
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A judge in Golden has rejected broad claims against the state by Coloradoans affected by a 2012 blaze that forestry officials started as a controlled burn, but negligence claims can go ahead.
A grizzly bear is recovering from surgery in Colorado after being rescued from a park in Georgia.
Fire investigators are taking a closer look at what they're calling a suspicious fire at a Denver home Wednesday morning.
The snow has really piled up in high country, but the crews responsible for moving the snow got a break this week, just in time for more snow to make its way there.
Police believe there are several reasons behind why a driver would take off after crashing into another vehicle or person, but say intoxication tops that list.
Lawmakers are deciding whether Colorado should have a new holiday that could save parents money.
The judge in the Colorado theater shootings says defendant James Holmes must undergo a second psychiatric evaluation at the state mental hospital.
Authorities arrested a fugitive wanted by the U.S. Marshal's Office on Wednesday.
One of two suspects in the murder of a Grizzly Rose security guard has been convicted.
Police in Colorado Springs have arrested a man accused in a child prostitution case.
The 50-year long contract to expand U.S. 36 is one step closer to being finalized despite an outcry of public opposition.
A once-prominent Aspen socialite charged in the 1996 Tucson car bomb killing of her ex-husband had nothing to gain from his death and is the victim of overzealous authorities who failed to follow other leads, the woman's lawyer said.
A man accused of heading a child prostitution ring in Lakewood appeared in court Wednesday morning.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed a bill that gives Colorado counties impacted by last year's floods more budgeting flexibility to repair roads and bridges.
Several same-sex Colorado couples have filed suit in Denver challenging the state constitution's ban on gay marriage, saying it makes them second-class citizens.